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Gunns Gazette No 3 FINAL.Pages No. 3 Gunns Gazette Sept 2019 In brief… GUNNS GAZETTE Committee 2019 The Finchley Gunns committee: Beth Morgan Danni Warren Kylie White Caroline Dunkley Suzi James [email protected] Training Outdoors - weekly on Tuesdays, 6:30-8:00 pm, at Finchley’s home ground. Finchley Gunns modelling the new white shirt sponsored by The Laboratory Spa & Health Club Last training night: 10th Sept. Opener Training evenings may change Welcome to this ‘end of season’ newsletter - renamed as ‘Gunns Gazette’. for 2020! See p2. It’s been a summer of records - weather and individual performances - and as always, it feels as though it’s going to be over all too soon. Fixtures In this newsletter you will find a summary of team performances, and individual achievements, and an update on this year’s end-of-season event to be held on the 21st September. An updated 2019 fixture list is at In the ‘Extras’ section there is an article on ‘Gunnersbury Women’s Cricket the end of this newsletter - see p7. Club’ (the ‘Gunns’ bit of ‘Finchley Gunns’), a short note about ‘Women’s Cricket Week’, and regular features: Player Profile of Emily Jones, and another of Suzi’s ‘Gunns Crossword’ competitions - closing date 18th Sept - Membership see who won the latest prize. If anyone hasn’t paid membership fees yet, please contact Beth at [email protected] Reminder: match fees F40/F50 - £10 T20 - £5 Payable on the day, please! 2019/20 season kit 2019 kit will continue to be the standard for the 2020 season - see p4. Gunns Gazette !1 No. 3 Gunns Gazette Sept 2019 Training Captains/Vice-captains Whilst training continued on Tuesday evenings from 6.30-8pm this season, Second half of the season: this will be reviewed at the end of the year, including whether any improvements can be made. 1st XI Captain: Kylie White Vice-captain: Cath Dalton Further details will be made available once the committee has confirmed set plans. 2nd XI Captain: Emily Jones Vice-captain: Yaz Daswani The last 2019 outdoor training evening will be on Tuesday 10th September. Captains/vice-captains Socials 2019 part 2: Successful nominees were Kylie White leading out the 1st XI, • End-of-season Awards supported by Cath Dalton, with Emily Jones having the honour for the 2nd Presentation Event: XI, and Yaz Daswani in the vice captaincy role. Saturday 21st September! - see p.3 Fixtures • Fireworks Night Sat 2nd Nov 1st XI – It’s been a tough season in terms of results and availability for the Finchley Gunns this year. With cricket not being the main priority for a greater number of players this year, results have been impacted and for the Willing helpers are always welcome! first time in four years, Finchley will not be able to win the Premiership. This comes on the back of being knocked out of the ECB T20 Cup after being the inaugural winners of the tournament last year. Social media & website Facebook: Finchley Gunns CC After winning only three matches out of 10 T20’s, Finchley have fought back in the second Instagram: @finchleygunns half of the season to chase a possible second Twitter: @finchleygunnscc place finish in the league. Through the disappointments have come a few outstanding Website: www.finchleycricket.co.uk highlights, such as the continual dominance of the League’s most destructive batter, Cat Dalton, a flawless 94 from new Gunn Cordelia Griffith, Extras! as well as the emergence of young wicket-taking seamer Kiah Martin. A number of personal Player Profile: Emily Jones - p4 achievements have also been attained, namely Rebecca Tyson reaching milestones of both 50 games and 50 wickets for Women’s Cricket Week - p4 the club. Gunnersbury WCC - p5 2nd XI – As with the 1st XI, getting a full team out has been a struggle at ‘Gunns’ Crossword - p6 times and, where we might have expected to have been more competitive, the team has occasionally fielded a weaker team than hoped. That said, all have worked hard in the field and batting, with some outstanding individual performances. Thanks & good luck! In the T20 Division 1 League, Gunns are currently mid-table, and in the F40 A huge THANK YOU to Hong are around 3rd or 4th place out of 8 teams (some results not yet posted). Kong players Yaz, Ruchi and Mariko who have been a real asset New team members, such as Aiswarya Priyadarshini, have made a positive impact with bat and ball, while regulars have also made significant to the Gunns, and who we hope to contributions e.g. Emily Jones, Yaz Daswani, Amara Hussain-Roy, welcome back in future. Krishna Shah, Callie Soutar, Elsa Barnfather and Stephanie Mindel - see ‘Mega Milestones’ - next. Best wishes for your ICC A full outline of player achievements will be unveiled at the end of year tournament in Korea later this Presentation, which will be held on September 21. See ‘Socials’ on p.3. month. Gunns Gazette !2 No. 3 Gunns Gazette Sept 2019 To give more opportunities for those who don’t get to Mega Milestones bat or bowl regularly, a friendly 15-over match was arranged between Gunns and Totteridge on 25th July. Congratulations (x4) to Elsa Barnfather, Yaz Daswani, Amara Hussain-Roy and Steph Mindel who have all recorded their maiden Gunns centuries, in Captain for the match was Ruchi, who said that the newly formed Middlesex League. everyone chipped in well with bat and ball. “We only had 7 players. Totteridge scored 70 in their 15 overs. In a fine club record, Krishna Shah overtook Sarah Anja’s leg spin, and Kiah and Georgia’s medium pace Bartlett to become the third highest Finchley wicket bowling went very well. We played ‘pairs’ to give taker, whilst both Naomi Dattani and Rebecca Tyson everyone a go at batting, and scored 140 in our 15 registered 50 club wickets. Cat Dalton also cemented overs. Special mention for Kiah and Georgia for her spot as second highest club run-scorer, passing producing some fine shots. Flo Arbey played her first 2,000 runs, while young Lucy Porter played her 50th cricket match and really enjoyed herself.” match as a senior. A complete list of club records will be revealed at this Thanks and well done to all who played and helped out. year’s end-of-season Presentation event. Friendlies, and festivals Socials/Fundraising FCC held the second all-club annual Summer Party on Finchley fielded a team at Lords for an 8-a-side softball Saturday 27th July, and it was good to see a good festival on 29th May, prior to the annual Middlesex vs number of the Gunns enjoying themselves Surrey London Cup T20 match. A lot of fun, and the team got to hold the the ODI World Cup! FCC annual Fireworks Night is on Sat 2nd November. Gunns Awards Presentation Event Sat 21st Sept: Awards: Players’ Player, Junior Gunn, MVP. Timings: 3pm, Softball Fun. 6pm, Awards. Raffle prizes include an ‘Analysis coaching session’ at Lords! Donations of additional raffle prizes are most welcome! Website/social media Finchley CC website: www.finchleycricket.co.uk We are continuing to develop the Finchley CC web site - if not already, apply to be a member via the site. Links on the FCC site to play-cricket.com mean that scorecards can be accessed from the Women’s Section. Social media: Rain ended the softball festival early, while we played You may have noticed that our social media presence our final match. It later cleared allowing the London has increased this year, thanks to an epic effort from Cup match to go ahead. Krishna Shah and Esther De Lange. Anybody interested in getting involved in helping Gunns gain a No less than 5 Finchley cyber following, please contact us. players were involved in the match – Sophia Dunkley, Finchley Gunns CC Beth Morgan, Naomi @finchleygunns Dattani, Cordelia Griffiths and Naz Chatterji! @finchleygunnscc All new players, or the parents of U18 members, are The rain break gave Beth encouraged to join the Finchley Gunns Facebook page, time to sign some to keep up-to-date with training and other important autographs… announcements. Gunns Gazette !3 No. 3 Gunns Gazette Sept 2019 2019/2020 Kit For those of you who have still not purchased Gunns playing gear, we are happy to advise that we will be playing in the same kit for 2020. This means that any kit you buy this year, will also be standard issue for next year. A few white shirts and black trousers can be bought through Beth at a reduced rate. All other kit can be bought through our provider at Serious Sport (serioussport.co.uk). Please note that before purchasing the T20 shirt, check in with Beth to ensure that nobody else has your intended number. And yes, the number 10 has already been allocated (twice)! We’d like to give a big ‘Thank You’ to our sponsor The Laboratory Spa & Health Club (labspa.co.uk) for giving us the opportunity to provide smart new kit, and enabling other improvements to our Finchley Gunns women’s section . Extras! Featured player profile: Emily Jones In this edition’s newsletter, we take the time to get to know club stalwart, Emily Jones. Inheriting the nickname, PA, for her unusual bowling style which was reminiscent of South African ‘frog in a blender’, Paul Adams, Jones introduction into cricket was similar to many other young girls around the country, battling it out in family games of backyard cricket before tagging along to training with her big brother at Barnet. Before long, the buzz of having boys both irritated and embarrassed at getting out to a girl, gave PA a continual zest for the game we all love.
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